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[Letter to N Dandekar]

INDORE-2 · 1967

1 pages

Summary

This one-page English letter, dated September 7, 1967, is written by P. G. Rao, Convener of the Editorial Board of the Bharatiya Kranti Dal National Convention, to N. Dandekar. Rao thanks Dandekar for his response and expresses concern about his impending operation, wishing him a speedy recovery and convalescence.

Rao regrets that the convention will lose the opportunity to benefit from Dandekar’s “studied view” as an Indian Civil Service administrator, thinker, and intellectual. He asks Dandekar, if his health permits, to contribute a few words to a symposium titled “Future of parliamentary democracy,” either as a typed paper or through permission to reproduce a recent article or lecture in the convention souvenir.

Key points

  • The letter is dated September 7, 1967, and is sent from Indore-2.
  • P. G. Rao signs as Convener of the Editorial Board of the Bharatiya Kranti Dal National Convention.
  • Rao thanks N. Dandekar for his response and wishes him a speedy recovery before an operation.
  • The convention regrets losing Dandekar’s perspective as an ICS administrator, thinker, and intellectual.
  • Rao invites Dandekar to contribute to a symposium on the future of parliamentary democracy.
  • The proposed contribution could be a short typed paper or permission to reproduce a recent article or lecture in the souvenir.

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